Receiving a visa refusal or cancellation can be overwhelming, but it does not always mean your migration options are exhausted. Understanding why a decision was made is the first step toward identifying your next move.

Visa refusals often occur due to insufficient evidence, failure to meet eligibility criteria, concerns about genuine intentions, or incorrect or incomplete information. Visa cancellations may occur if visa conditions are breached or if character concerns arise.

Depending on the circumstances, you may have the right to seek a review through the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART), lodge a new visa application, or address the issues identified by the Department of Home Affairs. Strict deadlines usually apply, making timely advice critical.

Each case is unique, and choosing the wrong response can have long-term consequences, including future visa refusals.

If your visa has been refused or cancelled, book a free consultation as soon as possible to understand your rights and available options.